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Yes, you can do this by putting it inside a non-repeating section control and hiding/showing that.
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For the DistirbutionTransferToCheckboxDropdownList, you would need to insert the drop down field by:
1. Highlighting DistirbutionTransferToCheckboxDropdownList
2. Clicking the "Insert Field or Group" button
3. Selecting the designated drop down-field from the schema
After inserting the field, it should turn into an underlined period, ...
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When I enter the fx in order to create the formula for the email I receive the following error message after verifying the formula: "DistributionTransferCheckboxDropdownList" does not point to a valid location path of a field or group. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?
I created a section at the bottom of the form in which I ...
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I've created a huge form on our companies SharePoint 2010 enterprise server. The form is a browser enabled infopath form. A few days ago we started getting this error after importing 1000 (started with 25) records from an outside data source using access services:
"The amount of data that was returned by a data ...
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I have an infopath form published to a sharepoint subsite. All the records are stored there. I can add attachments through file upload control but How do I access both their file names and the data from an external application through the client object model. I can access the xml but i don't see the attachments. I also saw that there is ...
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A repeating table is hidden until a certain checkbox is selected or true - but the Insert item link is still visible. Is it possible to make the insert item link hidden too?
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Do the columns show up as the same data type in the BCS as they do in SQL?
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Thank you for your reply. What did you attach it to?
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Resolved. Since you told me I shouldn't have any problems with client-side form, I just suspected a piece of wrong formula somewhere and blindly re-did the whole form (from a latest saved template). This time it sees like I succesfully avoided an error and everything works.
Thank you, Jimmy and Patrick!
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Thanks Jim for the very informative explanation. You bring up some good points about security and what users can potentially see. We've decided to go another direction in our project that we considered embedded credentials for. We really want users to be able to submit forms to a folder/library but not be able to read them after ...